Airbus says Boeing's plan for jet may violate rules: U.S. company's financing of new 7E7 with partners from Japan stirs concerns

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Airbus S.A.S. officials have charged Boeing Co. with a possible violation of international trade rules based on how construction of Boeing's new jet aircraft may be funded. Boeing plans to have more than a third of the aircraft, the 7E7, built in Japan, which may involve subsidizing by the Japanese government.

Japan, Government expenditures, Foreign trade, Alliances, partnerships, Aircraft, International trade, Aircraft industry, International trade regulation, Alliances and partnerships, Government finance

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Boeing to record up to $1.1 billion in charges on jet delays, U.S. pact

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Boeing Co. of the United States is projecting a $1.1 billion charge on second quarter earnings. Revenue decreases will be due to delays to worldwide surveillance-jet technology development and a legal settlement with the United States Department of Justice.

Sales, profits & dividends, Guided Missiles, Space Vehicles, Parts, Company sales and earnings, Aerospace industry, Company earnings/profit, Company overview

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